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A Living By DYeing

was made by the Crosby girls, heroines
ola prize story which tells in delightful
style the merits of Diamond Dyes and
the advantages of using them. Send for
Diamond Dye book to Wells, Richard
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BOWEN & BROTHER,

An local notices appearing in this
paper, relating to the sale of goods, and
moi written by us, will be charged at
certain rate per line.
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FLINT HILL NJ. E. CHURCH.

Flint Hill Church was the scene of a
| pleasant, instructive and an ENJOYABLE
occasion on last Sunday, it being child
ren's day. The church was handsomely
decorated with flowers, notices, etc.
In the centre above the pulpit the fol-
lowing words were tastefully arranged in
guilt letters Jesus died for u.s." The
exercises were under the management of
Superintendent William Cam, and con-
sisted of recitatiOns singing, responsive
reading, short addresses, and the usual
passing around of "hats.' Not being ac-
quantcd and having no program we
Will not be able to give the full program.
The organ was very prettily decorated
with flowers forming an arch through
which the smiling countenance of the
organist. Miss Lucy Steel, could be seen.
Norris b. Slack played accompaniment
on cornet e fiat Miss Belle Kennedy
sang solo, Joy Bells" very nicely only
she got II little confused. Miss Mamie
Willard Il recitation very creditaby.
Singing and recitations were rendered
admirably by the following Misses
Maggie Strickland, Lizzie Hutton, Florie
Strickland and singing by four of Mr..
H. Finley's daughters, which was the
best part Of the entertainment, the
smallest one especially did herself credit.
Short addresses were made by Mr.. John
Cam and the Pastor Rev. Mr.. Brady.
The church was 50 filled that there was
not standing room and large number
was forced to stay outside.
JACKSON HALL UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
This bright afternoon we left our home
to join in the celebration ut the Union
Sunday School in Jackson Hall, near
COwantown, Md. AS we entered the
room we were surprised and delighted
with the beautiful floral decorations. At
the rear end of the room we read the
word welcome" wrought in flowers and
beneath it the word Work" also in
flowers. We learned the word "Work"
to be the motto ofthe Bible class attend
ing the Sunday School, numbering 20
pupils from the age of 20 years down to
IL years. We also saw upon the black
board the bible class text" found in
John 8, /. MOttos, wreatbs and garlands
made the room Il bower of beauty. In
the centre of the room directly over the
organ between ropes of flowers there
was suspended canary in its gilded
cage, a fitting symbol of natures works.
There being no special officers connected
with the school, but only volunteers, Mr..
VIM. Wade and Mr. w. G. Henderson
kindly took charge of the meeting-Mr.
Henderson announcing the programme
which was very nicely carried out. The
rendering of the first hymn "Children's
day has come again." being especially
appropriate. Then the Lords Prayer
WAS repeated in concert followed by a
second hymn "Joy Bells" then the Ten
Commandments in concert, followed by
more sweet singing, one of the hymns
being, "Work for the night is coming"
On the programme was the rendering of
the Apostles Creed as chant by the
Bible class which elected general admir-
alton, and just at the closing Amen, the
canary which but for an occasional chirp
had been silent began Il trill which end
ed in lovely song as response to so
much melody. Scripture recitations and
/ Il 1 l.. -
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ST. Johns NJ. L. CHURCH.

On Sunday, the 10Th day of June,
Children's day services was celebrated at
st. Johns NJ. +. Church, at Lewisville,
Pa, and Rock Presbyterian Churches. At
st. Johns very large congregation
assembled in the morning to enjoy the
celebration. The pulpit was beautifully
ornamented with flowers in various de-
signs. The printed program of the NJ.
+. Church was used and the speaking
and singing was very good, the children,
some Of whom were very small, did
themselves and instructors credit. The
evening services, at which there was
more good speaking and singin; services
well attended.
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The decorations of the church were
not elaborate, but they were neat and
tastefully arranged. The church was
crowded, and all the children had done
nicely
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
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WESLEY CHURCH.

Last Sunday afternoon was observed
as children's day at Wesley NJ. +. Bhurch
The floral decorations were profuse. The
church was filled to its utmost capacity
Rev. Mr.. Prettyman, the pastor, conduct
ed the services, and interspersed his re-
marks with numerous blackboard illus
trations. By his usually happy manner
he engaged the attention of the older as
well as younger folks. Miss Nora Smith
presided at the organ and Messrs. Win
and Virgil Prettyman rendered duet on
the cornet and flute.
RnrK pnEsnYTERIAN rmnRi.m
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I'll Cooked Food; A Predigested Food:
A Non-lrritating Food.

Send for circulars aud pamphlets OirinO
fesfiuOnH OF Physicians aud Mothers, irAioh
rtU IMPLY prOrc crery statement arc make.
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For additional locals see I'd page.
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Saturday, June 18, 1887.

Tax collectors receipts neatly print
ed at this Office.
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Davis Edwin Il. Painter Edward Henry
fckcl made short remarks, At the mem
tim of the name Of VIM. H. Purnell, ex-
President, the Oratory fairly trembled
under the mslhynpplausc This gentle
man made few remarks in his pleasing
style. With benediction from Rev. j. 8.
Willis of Milford, the exercises CLOSED.
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THE BEST FOOD,
THE CHEAPEST FOOD,
the HEALTH GIVING Fo0D-

For young Infants, it will prove a safe sub
stitute for mothers milk; for the Invalid, or
Dyspeptic 1t is of great value. Hundreds who
have used 1t recommend II us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
"a INflasAlIssal eaaaIcTLTY.

Ihs Washington kilograms gravely
lnsorm ns thas thhro 10 danger Of 9
breach in the friesdly rAiations uhieb
have 40 Iona existed between the GATED
States and China and thai tbs two great
nations viii be bfeught g. tha brink Of
ear aalaas ths American email bog can
be made 10 bshavs himself. Tbs ar
ohins Of Washington hsss been "RuyiDR"
che nambaEa Of The Chioess legation b.
singing uiiain their hearing little
sone vhioh hes fos Iia theme the alleged
propensity Of ohiuamsn far eating rata
Thls llsooursa0as treatment has aroused
ahe resentment Of The OAinese minister
CAane Yen Hson, and be b disp0ssd 10
make fass about u. He cannot undss-
ssAnd Wy the heads OF The offending
Ramins are not pEOmptly cat 81. he
AS even intimated that be rezards the
Inactivity Of the government a. an In
aossamens Of The charge mads ia the
cong, and be threatens 10 inform bis
government Of she mannsE in which be
q treated. After Secretary Bayard has
sstslsd TIE llsAsries question 10 tbs sal
infastion Of himsslt and Commissioners
Chamberlain. be can taFn bis attention
20 she small boy question. Il vin de.
Esand the exercise Of al bis diplonaiic
ability. and be viii Be fortunate u be b
able 10 settle q to The satisfaction Of bis
.nnnArnnnnn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Accordingly 10 statistics recsnily pub
lished By shs Psonesr Press more than
sisgen million dollars hass been invest
"a 10 baiidlna % 81. Paal daEiuR sbe
gear drawing 10 = close. The numher
Of huIldi0es Of all kinds erected Is near
b foaf thousand. and the activity 10
ths real estate market has been CON.
msnsusass wish this srssl boiidine
boon. The edge Of 81. Paal's boom
does NOT ssom 90 wear Of ia the lsass-
That city. together with its neiahboE
Minneapolis bOomed aiOrioasiy when
al he rest Of the ooonlry vaaquiss and
a & eontinuing 70 boom shile the rest
Of the oouotFy keeps Is company. he
uould be q rash pFophst Who could ven
sure % predict when OF where ihe
erogth Of TIE twin eisiss viiI end.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
A naueEnaN,s Leslc
an OLD GUARDIAN or THx PEAcE VI
wkTcMKs rHRcRTA1 AknKKT.

An OLD GuknpIkN or xHE PEAcE wHo
wkTcMEs rHE cRTM1 uARKKT.
Frank CaEanAaah Is the oldest officer
on he police fores IN this city and j.
TIE man ahOt BY William kleinsohmidt
AZ che tlne q the lsalst's arr e. Tee
numsroas bnrclaEies 10 this sity reoenl-
u and ths failure OF the ofhseEs 70 catch
The sffendeEs has led 10 mOeA comnlent
rhese two circumstances tnhaenee9 q
PesT-lNTErx-oENcEh reporter 10 ask 81
infeFVisw vita AK. OavAnaaeh. and his
statene 4, heinz worthy q ysnection.
A. siEen below.
.sYe- Eaay COS krew Il. /" said be; 's5al
eria.e somss Sna CoSs periodically -
scew financial sAnics. TIE general
Nverase 81 paujshrasnt caaif ost % this
clsss az pseple Il about four yeaFa
Abouf thsa long ago ths county was NIL
Cd wiih : class % hard cifi1ena and ths
saaimpogtian &c them we're arrested and
seat Us ptison- As the rreeent, tine yea
nelics. they are gaining taeiR liberty
and once aeAin the county u fcl 81
lhsss Kidd e folks. Piek up = mcfniaE
papar aud ycu nct,ce tw0 % three eiR
euFaiaxics every day. throoen eAott
thar taxa the western ro1te and 81 oaa
hsre sunas nonths after tesiF exploits
10 the east. 1ecorainr % nv reckoufag
they are aecat dae hafe now, and vii
he very mesh mistakes Il the entire
paret SQUAD eountry b not oveErar
usth hura,Ags u the nexf 81 mcnths.
VIA tbia ME. CaxAEaaea Eave TIP.
perAry nsaEish % bis bla3Ren1 and PRO-
eee6ee dsgn tha street. On bunt fog q
s. an3-sosi fci.cw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

IA Il aoG certain that the Republic
ans IN congress will make the sdmls.
nsou Of Dakota. washinGton aud Moe
lana q PARTY issue and viii maize every
EBERT 70 awaken the publie mind 10 =
reaslzsii0n Of The ipIasiics Of keeping
aommonweaiths whieh ere In every vay
entitled to slatshcod ous of the onion
eor Feasona Of a surely political oharae.
ssF. They will Be abls 10 make out a
sirons ease 10 behalf o. the territories
Anything that locks like iniasiics.
uhsiher Il BE- 10 an Individual Or 70 =
eommnnisy. h certain 10 Be- RELAXED
hy the American people ~ soon A. iheiF
attention IL called 10 IL foreibly enough
20 arouse theis feeling 90 The s1bieoi.
The Republicans viii endeasor 10 see
that the people are fniis informed 10
regard 20 tie clainss Of the great Eorth-
sFn territories 10 admission and OF tie
single parposs which prompts The Dem.
osgaiie party 10 deny TO theiE eillEsns
the ElRhss shieh are guaranteed to them
b. ths aansli,ation.
Two Or three years sgo the Dsuo-
Onata we're In TIE habit Of giving al
aorss Of Sxenscs fos ne attitu e Of their
party in EeSSsd to the territories. TEE
people Of DAkotS psrs not sufiieisaily
sastlsa and stable 10 issiiiy congress IN
sntEustins them With TIE seat powes
whioh they would have ~ clliashs - q
state Of the anioa. The tsEfitoFy was
zoe eis fer Que state aad did not co.,
iaia suihsisnt population to justify lis
division. WashlnGton waa nOs sat.
aelsatly settled 10 shsisls Il 20 state
kood. lie industries we're IN their tirss
ata9esof asvslepa<aL Its popalAtion,
hks that Of Nevada, usShl decrease In
Stead Of incressinR. and IA might BE-
come aOother rosten bOr0ash. such
were he false sfGupen,s urged b. the
pesaeeFais against The sdnisaion 81 TIE
lsFxitosteA hat tAeg are arced 10 mere.
Tine hAs answered then, and Il vOaid
NV BE- the sAseFesi folly 10 assert thai
any ona Of 49, thEte ncsthssn appli-
eAnls ter aamisRi0a % H0s fally entitled
~ stsashoO3. ne nsaecrafs 10 laness
pEetsna 70 Gems seeis true reassn for
rstasioe 10 atnait Saen. TEES ne ianesr
prate ahOaa The deuaxEa Zee ssAstho0a
eo@ing oniy fSom tie paliticiSzs ana
tAe peOpls % The sssEitortSa pssss-riee
tis territorial sOsdisisn. ThSy So.
slmpsy snouRe. thai tAsy are bsst ugon
keeyins DaketA SHa WashinEsoa ant o.
enc uniOa fsz PslltisAi rsasorN Thsy
aann thar tbs sails tsasaa fer tAsirI
eourss 4 lhaa tAsy fear THAI sbs elsesS-
raj Votes Of Toe ne ssst1s uirhi Be
eat fer sAs RspeAiiean ssstsd1ss a.
che eomsng slectiaa. ana tAss fear h be
thslF nlnas safAsisnt rsason feE lockiag
TIE door q the anina and skEoWinR
away Ne Asy. fhe DsmoaFstla party,
h ssens. hAs No usora ssmpanciisas II
eanaelense a saprssesin1 ne seaes e
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TEkREroRIAL xEws

The streams In Clarke connty we're ~
hieh Lass week as any prsVioas record
wiil show.
The secretary Of waE has issued en
order resErvin2 680 asrss Of land for the
military reservation Of Fort spokane.
A runsor has gained currensy ai Fort
wallA Waliz tsat Lieutenant II. b.
Bryan, "a cavalry, has fallen heiF % .
considerable fortune snd viii resign
from the array.
Ths SAlnon Greek bridge. ON the La
Center road, e 10 . bad condltion, hstnR
damaged b. Eunnina saWiaRs down Ire
creek. A Freshst Woaid take it OUT
TancssaxT IsdFsadaHs.
John Thcnpson shot and killed ChsT.
lev Lag 81 the rezideRce o. George
Arrasss0nn. q short distance helew VIII
ava. Fsciae SoaBty. last Friday. Il
wan the result % 9 dKunken quarrel
fhompaon il IN iAil.
wias west Lodge I. U. D. 2. Of Ia
Cauas. elected their oflosrs al recent
aeesina e. follows b. A. BsFsteg, N.
|G.. C Al. Bates. v. O.; h. +. 1idland.
secretary; A. b. McNsGisF. tFeasarsE; J.
VI. wsstfaii, r. Red1iek. @. II. Piaoe
trustees. Ths lodge has decided 10 have
= rah,ie snssAllAfi0n Of ofhesxs "a Pio-
ueer Hall ca the hrNa SATURDAY Of jam
ssv uexA uhea the Grand Master Of the
teFsitsgy b sxpsesee 10 ofaciaie.
Sona two o. three weeks aeo. naan
named Wheeler. With bis wife and I've
little children. cane over from Penaie-
t9n, seaied hozsa 81 tee lower end Of
IOWA and 10 az erpeaFances. made a
living. AZ al evsEts. taey lived, hut
last fharsdAy, We are inforued, The
hpshanA and father hifcked Up bis
saaua, ana pullsa oua for parts unknown.
lsarine wife and children perfectly
dsstisafe. - Walia Eafls Stafsszsas.
Lisa 6sscFday Carries spraeus was
arrested en- esmpsxtot Of n. b shssi-
aan. FOG drawing dsadiy ueaRcn Hpcn
ths latter, with intsnt b Hi. Scfse1s
was bannd ever In he san o. $50 70
spPesT before the next gsand jury The
troae,a was e4ass3 ~ donsstie ia
Z iieisy. and there are. no aonbt. too
sass IS III Etory.-HsiiG Nalia Statss-
m@-
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TACOMA.

Al. Liftlefohn hsouaht suli against
sheriff Will yesterday for the recovery
81 two hosaes and 5000 damages. The
casa uili be beard 81 tne next term Of
court, and grows out OF the action Of
ths sheriff II bis bis official eapaeify
seixinq two horses 20 which Mr.. Little
John lasd claim.
Not few Of The pleasure Living peo-
ule Of Taooma we're late In making tneiF
eppsarancs ct thsif respective places Of
business yesterday morning. They all
had the same exeuaes "Sseilaeoom.
Few % thoss attending the reception at
the asylum Thursday night returned
acre until The small hours Of FEidsy
mosniae, and al agree IN having bad 3
great good time.
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iss1tllaze saznsnesaafts = -
as1ih lhan y kas h enpSnelna fnns q /
zsra11issn ir1isiduzls b tns s1zfh-
u h pnmEbHe. hnsssss. shsA ~ 81
iisilF - sbs RepnbiisaEs u s1naress =
thsss a.apssacy 81 ihs clnlms - ths tcE-
Eiiarles nsg fozcs ~ DsmgsEziis pariy
- sasass ahe rosliion whish !. cspssAsA.
. un1ld ss1sssly b villas e hags -
quesainn 81 admimknz nnds 81 inssa y
Sc e1nlna naffanaf c1nfasi. y wo1ld
not b q rieannrt rnitse fog ths garry
lsadeFs tseo hsfsEs tts sotars and isli
tksm has fkss ksd derxivud sahez sSs-
ars 81 thelF Fsnhfs si1ply beeauaa insy
Insisted ur,on shfnkina snd votinR fss
lhemssIss4 d y Het impegsh,e. thsss-
fess. thai ihsy via etazzs thsir sacties
and pzscAsim fhalF WillInanssto aemiil
nss onIy Dakets, 'Wszhiratns snd Mon
tara, bns Utah aswklk. Tuo Of tbss1
isrrlsoriss ass naturally DsmoeFaite. and
fhs DsmeoEAia mixha wsll ksps - cen-
trci then e states. sash aobanEs q
lactEas wcusd pat an sutirssy nsw faca
cn re qusstisn. There are exosllsni
reasons why Usah shOuid not Be ad-
nitfed to statshsod. snd Il b not in
pFobahie that the Rspublbssns would
cetasa % pustina q forever beyond The
powez.ef fhe national Rssarnmeat 70 en-
siFpate poiyaamy.
Afioesthsr. the pxospect for ths paaB-
aas Of q hill admitting any Of TIE term
tories 81 this session Of congress b not
iiaissrinR. Ths Republican senate 3
sosszlsss. and the Democzaaie houss
win not co1ssns 10 ne admsssiOn Of any
Republican tsEEiioEx unless polyRanaona
Ulah d also admitted. Indesd. the oniy
hops q ne tsrEiioriss Is IL the eisction
Of q Repabliaan president and Rspub.
lioan houas Of representative nszt year.
The Democrats have IN Old erudee
against ths great northwest, and thsy
are got likely 70 fosRst &.
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NJ. Lslah 8. ). Hans. sditoE q TIE
-In1Krxsoxsoza. accompanied b
Ma Hnns, laft b The Umaiiila this
mosnine for san Franaisso. vhsnos be
win sail IN lev days for Honslaia- Is
: possihls also that kis trip wiii Be ex-
tended Ia Chlna and Japan. NJ. Huni
has hstn in poor health for sons time
ana undertakes this Journey IN csdsE
that be r.sy rsosysF Bis former vieor.
He wlll rsturn daEiDR The spring OF
eummss end eli 81 onss rssams bic
duties 20 sdlioF Of ths Poar -iHTKELI-
ornrrn.
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PROSECUTING ATIoaHET COMES STATE
MKsx n run cHUnCz BuHaLAHx
AHFAIn.


Tbs principal topic Of conversation
Yesterday vas the attack upon b. ":
CoiaeT, Esq.s prosecuting attorney OF
TITS county. 10 the columns Of the
Ledger Yesterday morning. In this ar
Gisia the Ledger charges Mr.. Coineg
with q gross neeleot Of duty IN the mat
ter Of the prosecution Of Charles M9y-
nard. arrested here for buFRiaFizlnR the
Casbolle church. Mr.. C0ineF was seen
a his once yesterday morning. and 90
Fcsz lHTEtLI0ESuER reporter, IN re-
gard 20 she matter, said:
Maynard vas prosecuted for carry.
ING concealed weapons and nned $50
ana costs. ! expect By this means 20
keep hiHn II iaii until ] can Ret ~ the
faais Of abe robbery. II, es has besn
stated, the church waa made the lodR-
ine quarters Of any individual. and
there vas . door opening from this
dodgers room into the church proper.
there can be no doubt bnt what MAY
naril can be prosecuted on the charge Of
hareiAry. Bat Hnieas such facts exist,
he cannot, and have not yet been in
formed aut enticaliy on the matter.
Father Hyiebaa vas In my ofaes after
Maynara's trial, With two other gentle
men, whnn be said be brought 20 wit
ress oaz conversation. He wanted bat
ore thing done. and that Was that the
prisoner should be prosecuted for
baralary. ] told him ! had not yea
been out In possession OF The faets, and
when / asked him about the AFFAIR, be
said. sft,8 none OF your business.
want TIE man prosecuted for the borg
laFV OF tho eAuFch aa aaoh.s That this
cannot be done, several Of the lawyers
here have stated IN the position have
prepared 10 sena 10 the Legislature.
Here Il is," said Mr.. CoineTs and there
upon produced q sheet Of f0oiscap pa
pey on which vas written the following:
10 ~ Hosorabls W. J. TAompsoa,
Oigmpla, w. T.--STni IL appearing 20
the undersigned, from an examination
o. che statutes Of Washington Terri
tory (seetion sgT Of the eodel, that the
breaking intg and entering Of churches,
hanks are not, under the lac,
included IN che crime Of burglary, they
respectfully ask thai you urge npon the
legislature an enlargement OF the stat
uses 10 cover such misdemeanors.
(Slsned} h. W. Conner. ]. II. Ashton,
H. %. Chapman, II. y. 0aFretson, Ev-
ans, 6saFs a Huston. Ira A. Towne.
Charles N. SsnttF, Thsmas Carroll and
Jamaea WickeEsham.
"Just Is soou," continued Mr.. Conner.
f" a. can secure the facts IN this casa
I saau pressed. / want 30 know the |
names ard value Of the goods stolen.
aud whether or not they amount TO 3 D. |
I elso want the name Of the person or
persons sleeping n the church building |
and . DIAGRAM Of the apartments.
aill not fail 90 pash the matter, because /
the papers have abused me, nor viii 1
thst abuse harry me ap enc bit. In the
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